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AssemblyFileSetUtilsExcludesTest.setUp The declared Exception exception is never thrown #2591
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Can I work on this? Could you please assign this to me. |
@ShantKhatri : I'm not 100% sure about I think you've contributed previously to the project. Am I right? |
@ShantKhatri : I think you were working on #2316 . You analyzed tests that might require refactoring to reduce dependency on mockito. I think we can create sub-tasks from that spread sheet as isolated issues. I've created #2597 #2598 . Would you be interested in working on it? |
Sure, I'll work on these issues. |
Hii i am new to open source and want to contribute to this project and i have good knowledge of java and Android in java . |
You won't be able to run some tests on Windows. |
sure |
Hey I want to work on this issue can you assign this to me |
if this is still open would love to work on this as my first contri @manusa |
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Description
The method AssemblyFileSetUtilsExcludesTest.setUp declares an Exception that is never thrown.
The following line
jkube/jkube-kit/common/src/test/java/org/eclipse/jkube/kit/common/archive/AssemblyFileSetUtilsExcludesTest.java
Line 33 in 5da6068
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